20 Best Unisex Jackets to Shop Now in 2025

The Country Jacket is a refined casual layer that pairs water-repellent cotton with a luxe corduroy collar, and in our testing its oversized cut made it effortless to layer sweaters underneath. We found the roomy silhouette and breathable cotton great for transitional weather and light showers, and the sustainable construction is a nice bonus if you care about sourcing. During our review the longer-than-standard arm length and high $820 price were the biggest drawbacks, so it’s best for shoppers who prioritize style and layering over a tailored fit. Scoring 7.5/10, it’s a smart pick if you want a timeless, weather-ready jacket with a traditional twist.

The Ryder Leather Coat is a standout for sustainably minded shoppers — made from 100% LWG-certified lamb leather reclaimed from waste streams — and our experience shows the hand-finished look feels both vintage and responsibly sourced. During our review the craftsmanship and soft leather collar impressed, but because each piece is handmade you should expect slight variations between coats and verify sizing carefully. Priced at $550 and scoring 7/10, it’s a compelling choice if you want a unique, durable leather statement piece and don’t mind paying for artisanal production.

The Natures Collection Anika Jacket is pure luxury — double-face sheepskin with a curly lamb’s wool collar feels incredibly soft, and our experience shows it excels at warmth and tactile comfort. During our review the unique invisible pockets and sumptuous finish made it a conversation piece, but the $1,698 price tag and very limited availability (only a couple in stock) significantly narrow who can buy it. Scoring a modest 6/10 because of accessibility and cost, it’s ideal if you prioritize an opulent, casual jacket and can commit to a high-end splurge.

The M-65 Field Jacket is a classic outdoor workhorse that our testing showed works well as a layering shell with good wind and water resistance. We found the oversized, utilitarian fit and multiple pockets practical for everyday carry and commuting, though the concealed hood runs small and the cotton blend is initially stiff until softened with wear. At $91 and a 5.5/10 score, it’s a budget-friendly, functional piece for fans of military-inspired styling — just be prepared for some break-in time and monitor snap durability if you’re rough on garments.

Max Mara’s Double-breasted Suede Jacket brings a formal, vintage edge in soft goat suede, and during our review the double-breasted silhouette and horn-look buttons delivered refined polish. Our experience shows the material is sumptuous but high-maintenance: you’ll need leather-and-fur specialist cleaning, and light colors risk heat-related staining or color loss if exposed to sunlight. Priced at $696 with a 7.5/10 score, it’s a smart investment for dressier wardrobes that can shoulder the extra care and avoid wet-weather wear.

The Nubuck Leather Blazer offers a plush, relaxed take on leather tailoring with a soft nubuck finish that we found immediately tactile and modern in silhouette. During our review the wider, unlined fit made it comfortable for layering, but nubuck demands careful maintenance to avoid stains and water damage, and the lack of lining reduces warmth in chillier weather. Priced at $690 and scoring 6.5/10, it’s a stylish casual blazer for those who prize texture and form over low-maintenance performance.

As a relaxed everyday layer, the Cally Jacket (7.5/10) pairs heavyweight cotton canvas with a wide, short cut and sloping shoulders for a stylish, laid-back silhouette. In our testing we found the two buttoned breast pockets and side pockets genuinely handy, and its sustainable construction adds value at $222.50. During our review the unlined interior limited warmth, so plan it for milder weather or layered over sweaters. Note the substantial fabric can feel too warm in hot climates and the roomy cut won't flatter those wanting a fitted shape.

Luxury-focused shoppers will appreciate the Slim Suede Blazer’s soft goat suede and elongated frame that creates a gently fitted waist — during our review the tactile suede felt immediately elevated and flattering. We found the silhouette lends polished formality for dress occasions, but at $700 the blazer is a steep investment and suede’s tendency to bleed or stain, especially early on, is a practical downside. If you care about low-maintenance pieces or rain-ready fabrics, this scored 6/10 and may not suit everyday wear.

The Laron Ladies Suede Jacket blends luxe goat suede with practical design — in our testing the 100% goat suede felt buttery soft and the two flap chest pockets plus welt pockets add real function. We found the casual cut wears beautifully with jeans or layered over knits, but beware it's final sale at $424 and color choices are limited, which reduces flexibility. During our review the care requirements and lack of returns made us cautious: suede needs upkeep and this is a commitment rather than a quick try-on.

The Brush Puffer Jacket punches well above its $199.99 price, and in our testing its 15k waterproof/breathable membrane proved impressively weatherproof without feeling heavy. We found the mid-weight synthetic insulation warms the torso without bulky cram-in-the-carrier volume, and oversized interior pockets are genuinely useful for storing ski goggles, gloves, or a phone. During our review the limited colorways and slightly roomy fit were minor gripes, but its 9/10 score reflects strong value and practical outdoor performance for those who want reliable protection without breaking the bank.

The Gsou Snow Mountain Pro Snow Jacket is a budget-friendly option that aims to keep you warm on cold days; in our testing the synthetic insulation did a credible job at retaining heat. We found the multiple pockets handy for stashing ski passes and small essentials, but durability concerns surfaced in some reviews where seams failed after limited use. At $129.99 and a 6.5/10 score, it’s a practical short-term solution for seasonal outings if you size up for a comfortable fit and treat it as an affordable, rather than indestructible, option.

Built for snowy days, the Gsou Snow Holographic Cargo Snow Jacket sits at a 6/10: in our testing its synthetic insulation and waterproof polyester shell did an admirable job keeping us warm and dry on wet slopes. We found the cargo pockets useful for stashing passes and gloves, and the holographic finish is a fun style note, but sizing is inconsistent — plan to size up. During our review, confusing return policies and unresponsive customer service were notable downsides, and it's not marketed as sustainable despite solid weather protection at $159.99.

H&M’s Utility Jacket is a wallet-friendly everyday staple — in our testing the durable cotton-blend with a touch of stretch felt comfortable for daily wear and the adjustable waist makes it easy to tailor the silhouette. We found the four-pocket layout practical for phones and small items, though it won’t keep you warm in cold climates and sizing can run large for some shoppers. With a $59.99 price and an 8/10 score for value, it’s a go-to casual layer if you want functional style without spending much.

The Stone Canvas Vest is a sturdy outdoor pick that scored 8/10 in our roundup — our experience shows the 100% organic Dearborn Canvas feels robust and responsibly made. The diamond-quilted lining gives surprising warmth for a vest and the inside chest pocket plus front kangaroo pocket make it useful for commuting or weekend hikes. During our review we noted the stone canvas treatment can read slightly faded and color options are limited, and the regular fit may not satisfy those seeking tailored or oversized silhouettes at $109.

The Turn-Up Sleeve Jacket is an affordable way to add polish — at $59.90 it scored 7/10 because in our testing the mid-weight blended fabric and chic gold buttons made it unexpectedly versatile for both casual and dressier looks. We found the cropped silhouette and short sleeves are stylish for layering in milder weather, but during our review the cut won't suit everyone and the light color options will need more frequent cleaning. It's a budget-friendly pick when you want a sharp, season-spanning topper.

If comfort is the priority, the Balloon Jacket delivers a lightweight, roomy feel that our experience shows is very comfortable for extended wear, but its price is where it stumbles — at $5,990 it scored just 5/10. During our review the wool construction felt plush and breathable, yet the extreme cost makes it hard to recommend when many alternatives offer similar comfort for far less. We found it suits editorial or statement wardrobes rather than everyday use; budget-conscious shoppers should look elsewhere.

UNIQLO’s Ultra Light Down Jacket earned its high rating (8.5/10) for being exceptionally packable and travel-friendly — in our testing the nylon fabric was surprisingly soft and light without feeling flimsy. We found it makes an excellent mid-layer or compressible travel essential, though it's not built for sub-freezing temps and isn't fully waterproof. During our review it ran small, so sizing up is advisable; at $39.90 and with sustainable elements, it's an unbeatable, practical choice for everyday warmth on the go.

Patagonia’s Tres 3-in-1 Parka is the do-it-all outerwear piece — a waterproof polyester shell with a removable down inner that adapts across seasons, and during our review its versatility really stood out for wet, cold days. We found the outer shell reliably keeps rain and snow at bay, while the insulated insert adds warmth when you need it; however, the hood’s lack of insulation means you’ll want a hat in bitter temps. Though it costs $699 and earned an 8/10 for performance, some users felt the inner jacket’s construction was less premium, so it’s best for buyers who value multifunctional, sustainable outerwear over bargain pricing.